Well, heh I'm still a newbie and I just thought I'd post something I've done recently and maybe get some comments on it heh (please don't be to insulting lol). 
#!/usr/bin/perl

print "Welcome To Easy Storage V0.5\n";

until ($op =~/Q/i) {
print "Would you like to (R)etrive stored data, (A)dd more information
+ or (Q)uit?\n";

$op=<STDIN>;


if($op =~ /A/i) {
        print "Enter Name as EXPLZ and number as 1 to stop entering ne
+w number\n";
        until ($name =~ /EXPLZ/) {
                print "\nName: ";
        chomp ($name=<STDIN>);
                print "\nNumber: ";
                chomp ($num=<STDIN>);
        print "\nE-Mail: ";
        chomp ($email=<STDIN>);   
    
open FILEHANDLENAME, ">>storage.txt";
print FILEHANDLENAME $name," ",$num,"$email","\n"; 
};

    };

if ($op =~ /R/i) {print "Please Enter The Name of The Person whoms inf
+romation you want\n";
print "Name: ";
chomp ($name2=<>);
open FILE, "<storage.txt" or die;
$line=<FILE>;
while ( my $line = <FILE> ) {
if ($line  =~/$name2/i) {print $line,"\n"}; 
};

    };

        };

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Any comments?

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